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Lfader of the Band (which will, as •heretofoit. be numerous and complete in every depart ment), Mr. WEI CHSEL. Further particulars will beduly published. • • - • • - Subscriptions are received. at Biichall 7 s, No. 133, New ond:strvet, and by the Nlanagers. • A, SALES OF.: ,STATES, *itc. `) , DQRSETSHIRE aid DEVONSHIRE. TO, BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . • At the Three Cups inn, in Lyme, en Friday the'lgth day bf • lan. tSie, at One o'Clock. , • , irE .follmving very Valar;b:e And Improvable -FREEHOLD MANORS, ESTATES, and. AD VO WSON, situated in a fine Sporting Country, abounding with Game. L0T,1.. • • The Capital and very Desirable FREEHOLD MANOR of W I L' f D-COU-RT, with its Rights, Ro) attics, •Nleinhers, .and Appurtenances, situated in the Parif,h• of Hawkehurch, In.the . County of Dorset, and a small part in Axminster in the County of Devon, about 4 Miles fron•Axminster and :Lytne t (.• from Chard, and to froin nritipOrt and .Crewkerne ; Comptising the Mansion Houstf-of AVylde.--eourt, with yery• valuable. and improvable. Farms cantainlyg about Five Huudredlnd•Sevent-tWoAcres,._iiii4 sundry Lite hold Tenements; containing Sevetnty.one Acres; liar whole wi thi a•Ring-fence,•and well - timbered, of the es tiMated an t.ual Value of toad. and upwards. . LOT 11. . I The ADVOWSONOIthe - RECTOR V . of the. "'A RISH CHURCH 'of .1 - IA.WISCHURCH; with the Glek.ands, Great and Small Tithes, and Reatirial- Manor thereof; the yearly Value about bool. •.. LOT 111. l'Ee„Cipital•and very '1 ttiprovtble!EßE•EFlD L b 11:1 A NO.P. of WI • with its Rights, Royattie - s, Members, and Ap purtenance; advantageously situated, adjoining the Great `Western Roa'd,,'in the -patisksof IVliitechurch Canottickirnin, in the County of Dor,set,. about. I'wo Mlles from titer and Lytue . ;• consisting of seVeral iMprovahle. Farms and Woods in. Demesne, con:a - ming about sta. Aeres, with the ReVersion of sundry other 'valuable • Estatcs, held One, Twoomd - Three Lives, 'cotitaining about Five Hundred and Eighty-three Acres, - with •a valuable Common, ..:abaut One Hundred and Fifty Acres ; the whole -v,itluit ; a Ring and well timbered. 'The Annual Vallie moo'. and up: wards. LOT IV. • • A Capital l REEIIOLU ES'Is.•VI'E, called WESTFORD PARK, and PA I:E II A MS, Situated near liroadbridge, on the Banks of the River Axe, in the Parish of Thorncouthe,- in the County of I !evon ;. consisting •of a Farm House ; acid • suitable. Out-buildings; with 204 A. 3 R • .3S P , more el less, of rich 'Grazing, Pasture, and Arable Land, of the estimated annual Value'of 3sOl. ' _. • • -' • . NEW AND SUPERIOR SCHOOL BOOKS. 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Pocket Volume ; and embellished with a 'Plate by Rhodes ; price Ss. boards. L LIZABETH ; or, the Exile of Siberia. A Tale fouladed'ittin Fat-ts.. By iviactarrie " gut we purposely tantalize the Reader by here bringing our Account to a period. It he has it interesting, ret hint - peruse that of Maclaine Cottin. Happy if a tenth part of the lumber which is h onoure d w i t h t h e name of Novel, could'be honoured with a 'tenth parr of. the i;ncorniun:"— 'Edinburgh. Review, No. • N. B. The present is admitted to be the only. Translation in which justice is done to the chaste style and beautiful simplicity of t he Original. Condoti Published by S: A. Oddy, 27, Oxford -street ; • where rn.iy be liad the Stereotype Edition of Hume and Sniol let's Entland. in Weekly Numbers, price ltdi and on tine Paper is. LOT V. A Compaq and Desirable FARM, called SE 1.1,10T5, situated in the i'arishes of §toke A !,buts ;nut Burstuck, about One Mile Crum Brad Windsor, in the Cciunty c,f Dori:at ; consisting of a coinfortab;e Farnr.-house and Out-buildings, and 7erteres more 01 of rich Land, of the cst►mated yearly Value of Printed Partici/I:4s may' be had at the (7 recian Coffee house, kotalott ; at the Place of Sale • and the princtpal Infis in Axminster, 131:kilyart, and Crewlerne ; also of lames Hodder, of flawki:huith, who will 'chew the Estates ; and for further particulars application may be made to John Stanley Smart, Esq. 28, Red-lion,r4quare, London ; George South, Esq. Market Lavington, near Devizes, Wilts ; or to Mi. Bond, Lattd SurVeyor, Axminster, where Plans of the AlanorS and Et.ites may be seen. . HANTS. TO BE SOLD lA' AUCTION, - At Mr. Dentezy's, the White Lion ln.n, at Hertfor&Bridge, on' Thdr6diy, the tst D i ay of Febriaary, (St°. at One o'Ciock, in 'll Yee Lots, 'iv . . . -HE foUciwing FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD I MANORS and ESTATES, situate in a fine Sporting Country,rabounding with Game. LOT f.• • The very Desirable MANOR- of HALE PLACE, si tuated in the Parish of Yately, about three miles from Flert. ford-biridge, and two trom Black Water, with the Court 9a. ron, Royalties. Quit Rents, and Lands, being Colivhold of Inheritance, 'rev equal,in value ,to Freehol4,. held of the Manor of 'Cron( ; compritiing a Alanbion called Yarely- House, with Gardens ond Fish Ponds - , Water Corn-Mill, and Farms, containing 239 Acres, a Roods, 1 . 3 Perches, more or less, now occupiai by Messrs. Bosley, White, and Hew..t, at low rents, amounting yearly to .Bzl. tqs.. LOT IL A COPYHOLD tSTAT E, consisting of a Capital and good-accustomed Inn, the RED LION with capacious Stabling and Out-buildings, and 28 A. 3o P. more or less, of good Land adjoining, advantageously situated in the Great Western Road at Blackwater, in the Parish of Yately, about 32 miles !torn London, now in the-occupation of Mr. Hart. LOT 111. The IMPROVABLE I'IMELIOLD MANOR•of LEY WARREN. and HORNLEY FARM, containing 966 A. 3 R. 36 P. more or less, situated near 'Hertford. bridge-and 'Backwater, • with the. Plantations in Hand and I'Vlibiley Warren Farm, with a newly.eredcd Farm. House, Barns, Stables, and Out-buildings, now. occupied by W. Bus. ley, on,animproving Lea Se. Printed. Particulars may ha had -at the Grecian Coffee- LOndon ; at thc.Place•ot Sale ; and, of Mr. Bosley, the Principal Te n a nt , w h o w ill shew the Estate ; and. fur. ther Particulars may be had of lOhn Stanley Smart, Esq. 2S, Red Lion-square, golborn, London; George South, Esq. 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